Where There Is No Doctor – Angola Day 26
Pictured here with me are 37 nurse practitioners from the rural clinics associated with Kalukembe Hospital – CEML‘s sister […]
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July 2018
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“Excuse Me, You Seem To Be Blind” – Angola Day 24
This woman’s loving son guided her into my consultation room, where she awkwardly sat down and began describing to
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How Would You Manage This Fascinoma? – Angola Day 20
Not every person coming for consultation has a significant illness. Indeed, Angola has a striking number of worried well
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Theirs Is the Kingdom of Heaven – Angola Day 18
Even after thirty years of communist indoctrination, today’s Angolan people remain inherently spiritual. They readily assure that there is
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What Is Your Diagnosis? – Angola Day 16
This 63-year young woman arrived at CEML Hospital 3 days ago with large, full-thickness pressure ulcers of her entire
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Baby Liver Failure And Double Jeopardy – Angola Day 14
The challenge of low resource healthcare includes not just lack of assets alone, but also the spectrum of diseases
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Music Therapy – Angola Day 12
Angolans love to sing in harmony, with vibrant gestures and expressive smiles. Last night, when I brought my travel
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How Are Your Skills At Landmine Injuries? – Angola Day 10
What special skills are required of healthcare professionals who serve the most vulnerable people? The answer depends upon that
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22,000 Eyes And Lives Restored – Angola Day 8
I enjoy highlighting the inspiring service of Steve Collins. Born in Angola in 1938, Dr. Collins returned twenty years
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Meet Our Future Health Leaders – Angola Day 6
I’m honored to introduce my Angolan medical colleagues: Piedoso and Alberto. They are among the very small number of